Do you read this like me?

[jmgambler]

Dear All,

I was the winner of this monster hand, but my reason for posting this and your answers have prompted me to ask this:


Player 1 had A [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]6 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

Me, player 2 had 10 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]10 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

Now, please understand I am not gloating (who has never had quads?) Nor am I asking the ridiculous "Did I play my quads correctly?" question but I notice that none of you guessed I had 10,10 Now I am assuming this is because maybe you think I should/would have Raised with this hand?

I hate raising with 10,10 in EP (Position 3), especially having one caller behind me who you know, will not now fold to a raise of another $2 and for the obvious reason that... any face or A is a scare card.

Am I wrong?


Your thoughts regards David

[TomCollins]

QT is more likely than TT not only because of the raise, but because there are only 2 tens left.

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I hate raising with 10,10 in EP (Position 3), especially having one caller behind me who you know, will not now fold to a raise of another $2 and for the obvious reason that... any face or A is a scare card.

Am I wrong?

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Yes, raise TT preflop from EP every time. Just because people are holding overcards doesn't mean you should play passively. You have great pot equity with TT.